Bulletin of the Hygienic Laboratory, Volumes 10-12; Volume 14; Volume 21; Volume 24; Volume 34; Volume 40The Laboratory, 1903 |
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... known to the Egyptians nearly three thousand five hundred years ago , but its cause was not understood until about the middle of the nineteenth century , when it was shown to be due to an intestinal parasite , Agchylostoma duodenale ...
... known to the Egyptians nearly three thousand five hundred years ago , but its cause was not understood until about the middle of the nineteenth century , when it was shown to be due to an intestinal parasite , Agchylostoma duodenale ...
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... known by a number of different names , but uncinariasis " should be adopted as the more correct tech- nical designation . Among the names frequently applied to it , the a Looss ( 1902 ) has recently attempted to suppress the term ...
... known by a number of different names , but uncinariasis " should be adopted as the more correct tech- nical designation . Among the names frequently applied to it , the a Looss ( 1902 ) has recently attempted to suppress the term ...
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... known to science was a parasite in the intestine of the common badger ( Meles taxus ) of Europe , described by Goze , a Ger- man clergyman , in 1782. Goze called the parasite " der Haarrund- wurm " ( the hair round worm ) , and gave to ...
... known to science was a parasite in the intestine of the common badger ( Meles taxus ) of Europe , described by Goze , a Ger- man clergyman , in 1782. Goze called the parasite " der Haarrund- wurm " ( the hair round worm ) , and gave to ...
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... presence , on the tail of the male , of an umbrella - like structure known as the caudal or " copulatory bursa , " supported by a number of finger - like " rays 13 Zoological position of the parasites Family Strongylidæ.
... presence , on the tail of the male , of an umbrella - like structure known as the caudal or " copulatory bursa , " supported by a number of finger - like " rays 13 Zoological position of the parasites Family Strongylidæ.
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... known to affect man , nor has either Uncinaria americana or Agchylostoma duodenale of man been satisfactorily demonstrated to occur normally in other hosts than man . aThis is Uncinaria canina ( Ercolani 1859 ) Railliet , 1900 , a ...
... known to affect man , nor has either Uncinaria americana or Agchylostoma duodenale of man been satisfactorily demonstrated to occur normally in other hosts than man . aThis is Uncinaria canina ( Ercolani 1859 ) Railliet , 1900 , a ...
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agar Agchylostoma duodenale anemia animals antitoxin Bacillus bacteria Bacterium bend of tube blood body bouillon buccal capsule caudal cells cent centrosome containing corpuscles County cuticle Cysticercus death diameter Diesing diphtheria dirt-eating dorsal dose dry points Dubini Echinococcus eggs Ehrenberg Ehrlich embryo enlarged esophagus examined excretory feces female fermentation fever Filaria flagellum genera genital genus gland glycerinated virus Gordius growth at bend guinea pig Health and Marine-Hospital hominis hookworm hookworm disease Hygienic Laboratory immunity unit infection inoculated intestine larvæ Leuckart Linnæus Looss M. J. Rosenau male manufacturer Marine-Hospital Service misprint mouth Number of organisms papillæ parasites patient pipettes Poikilocytosis poison present rats Rudolphi saginata Sandwith serum solium Sparganum species specimen spots stage staphylococcus Strongylus symptoms synonymy Tænia Tania temperature tetanus thymol tick toxine trypanosomes Uncinaria americana uncinariasis units per c. c. ventral WALTER WYMAN Wardell Stiles worms zoological
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